2009 Stanley Police Annual Christmas Breakfast
2008 Stanley Police Annual Christmas Breakfast
On December 18, 2008 the Stanley Police Department hosted their annual Christmas Breafkast. It was a great event and we served over 200 people. Among those attendeding were State Senators and House Members, Judges, Local Law Enforcment Officers, Stanley Town Officials and seniors from the community. A special thanks to BI-LO for sponsoring this event and donating the food
and other items.
Springfield Elementary Art Context
"At the end of last school year 2008, The Stanley Police sponsored an art contest
for all classes in Springfield School (K-2) Below are the winners from each
grade. It was a great experience to have this event. Each student was
asked to draw a picture of something to do with police. It was amazing to
see the great talent and the wonderful pictures of all that participated."
Thanks to Administrative Assistant Penny McQueen who coordinated this event.
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2007 Stanley Police Annual Christmas Breakfast
The Stanley Police Department held it’s annual Christmas Breakfast on December 19, 2007 at the First United Methodist Church in Stanley. This years breakfast was the largest in it’s history.
This year the coordinators served close to 300 plates to seniors, friends, local elected officials and citizens of the Stanley Community. A special thanks to those who made this year’s event a great success.
Chief Jenkins
Stanley Police and Wingate Park Community Organize a Community Watch
Program.
Former Mayor Judith Johnson, Council Member Judy Stroupe, Lt. Derek
Summey, and Chief Jenkins attend. Former Sergeant Jimmy Overlin and Officer Whit
Ogg have brought about this idea and have been working hard to bring about
positive change in the community. They lead the discussion and the next
meeting is scheduled on November 19, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. at the Stanley Police
Department.
Chief Jenkins with Congressman Charles Taylor and District Staff Brett Keeter for Congressman Patrick McHenry at the Grand Opening of Blueridge Savings and Loan located in the old JP Stevens Plant of Stanley.
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On August 19, 2008, The Wingate Park Community Watch Group held a meeting at Springfield Baptist Church. Sergeant David McCoy (right) and Officer Jonathan Martin (left) were in attendance. The Wingate Park Community Watch Group meetings monthly. Ricky McDowell is the President. Please check the website for more information as it becomes available.
If you are interested in starting a community watch program in your neighborhood, please contact the Stanley Police Department at 704-263-4778 or through the contact link on this site.
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